Oxford
Of course Oxford is a location that many students dream about being able to study in. It is after all the home of one of the world’s most prestigious and famous universities. However, if you are not fortunate enough to study at the renowned university you can still study in Oxford and Oxfordshire.
surroundings, including exquisite architecture, bustling market towns and its ancient university. I’m sure every reader can immediately conjure a picture of being in such a romantic place; sitting by the river and drinking a beer or walking along narrow alleyways and cobbled streets.
It may surprise you to know that
including theatres, music venues, a diverse range of pubs and a number of art galleries.
Oxford Brookes
www.brookes.ac.uk
With campuses surrounding the city centre, Oxford Brookes is a fantastic choice for any postgraduate student looking to study in the UK. Its academic strengths include: Architecture, Law, Business, History, English, Education, Health and Social Work, Psychology and Automotive/ Motorsport Engineering. The Department of Architecture was rated as top department outside teaching standards; in fact, in the
explaining things’.
National Teaching Fellowship awards in the last two years. The university has pioneered the one of the widest ranges of course combinations in the UK.
Bristol Bristol is a diverse, culturally rich the facilities and attractions of a larger city but is small enough to have a community feel. Bristol is truly unique. As the home of Banksy and the birthplace and trip hop, Bristol is vibrant and exciting. It has heritage in abundance as well; from Brunel’s ss Great Britain, the world’s Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.
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